In the hacking process though, I found a few gems:



My big pumpkins are also coming along nicely:


I'm trying to take notes as I go, so that I'll know what works and what doesn't for next years mad spring plant-a-thon. For sure, we're doing the Spooktacular pumpkins again (if not only for the name) and I'll try growing some gourds - just because they're weird looking. Hopefully I'll be able to get the rest of this garbage out of the beds soon and plant the winter garden.
With any luck I'll soon be posting pictures of wee cauliflower, broccoli, lettuce, onions and carrots. BTW, if anyone wants a watermelon dropped on their doorstep, lemme know.
Fin! Look at your garden. I cannot believe what progress you've had. Those ag classes are paying off, eh?
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the new sidebar. You are one creative chica for figuring out how to do that. Glad your crafting/gardening weekend went well.
~K